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Ks. does not recognize adultrey(which sucks in my eyes) as grounds for divorce...As you all knowmy stbxh had an affair with his boss and I filed for divorce in march 008...Still waiting for medation and court date is dec 23.
My question is this....I have recently found my "first love" from high school (we are taking it very slow) but heis getting eready to move back to kansas to re establish a relationship with his sisters, and to see me....Can me dating him or possibly even moving in with him hurt me for my maintence? Even tho we will not be getting married....
My stbxh made an unacceptable offer for alimony which I will not accept...But I would love ANY imput on this.... Thx
Terri
December is not that far away. The holidays and New Years eve right around the corner. New Year's is a great time to start a fresh new life and it seems to be in your time frame. Spaz knows what she's talking about. I agree with her 100%If this is the love you want in your life - he will wait and respect you for waiting until you are set free. You are still legally married. Are you friends with his sisters? Are they girls you were friends with while you were married and spent time with. Are the sisters and their homes a place your stbx would question? Would you feel good about spinning your own web of lies by hiding a relationship you can't have right now... I am not trying to give you a way to hang out with him. I am just curious if you are already friends with them. If his sisters are a safe setting - this will give you time to spend with his family as a whole unit setting. You can be around without dating and see if this is someone you really want to pursue and have in your life. People do change. I don't know how many years it's been since you've spent time with him but a few more months is not that far away.
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